Blackbaud at California State University Stanislaus

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This Master Enabling Agreement between the California State University (CSU) and Blackbaud, Inc. establishes terms and conditions under which CSU campuses can place individual purchase orders for goods and services from Blackbaud. The agreement, effective March 22, 2021, has a term of five years and incorporates detailed general provisions and information security requirements for IT acquisitions.

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This Master Enabling Agreement (MEA) between the California State University (CSU) and Blackbaud, Inc., effective March 22, 2021, establishes the framework for CSU to issue individual purchase orders for goods and services from Blackbaud over a five-year term. The agreement outlines comprehensive general provisions, information security requirements, and supplemental federal procurement provisions, governing all subsequent transactions. No specific total contract amount is defined, as it serves as an overarching enabling agreement.

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This document details a contract (C24-0406) between California State University, Fullerton (CSU) and Blackbaud, Inc. for the provision of goods, software, and services. The contract establishes a maximum expenditure of $552,252.55. It integrates a Master Enabling Agreement (C-CSUCO-00000903) and a specific Order Form (Q-578664) that outlines annual subscription costs for various Blackbaud products and services, effective from January 2, 2025, for a three-year term. The agreement is further governed by comprehensive general, federal, and information security provisions.

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This document outlines a three-year contract between California State University, Dominguez Hills, and Blackbaud Inc. for DonorCentrics Benchmarking and OPA software services. The agreement, effective from June 17, 2025, to June 16, 2028, has an annual cost of $7,000.00, culminating in a total contract value of $21,000.00. The services are provisioned under Purchase Order 0000043706 and Blackbaud Order Form Q-646905, referencing a broader Master Enabling Agreement.